This seems hard to believe, but it's true. Tomorrow, the 24th of September, the Forestry Forum will be 1 year old.
Happy Birthday Forestry Forum, and thanx to all of our members and guests who have made it the friendly and informative place it is today.
Over 4000 posts
Almost 200 members
WoW!
Well done!
Continue the good work.
Jeff, Happy Birthday on the first year of the forum, and many more to come!
Happy birthday to you!
Happy birthday to you!
Happy birthday, dear Forum!
Happy birthday to you!
Or, should that be, "Happy birthday to US?"
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY FORESTRY FORUM!!
CONGRATULATIONS MR. JEFF!![/b]
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Happy birthday to the forum and to all the posters as well congrats for making this board what it is today. A good bunch of people.
Had a long reply for this but the page auto refreshed and ate it. So I'll keep this one real short. Thanks for all the hard Work Jeff! Keep up the hard work oh yea----build it and they will come. :o
once again congrats
Gordon
I was hoping that nobody would notice that auto refresh in the bad way! I set it for 20 minutes thinking that would be plenty. Oh well another bad good idear, I am getting rid of it now... :-/
Happy 1rst birthday to all of you, You guys are the forum, I only hold the door open.
Jeff, you don't have to turn it off---I just need to learn how to type a little faster. :D The auto refresh is a great idea except for in the reply section. :-/
So a year is a year is a year. How large will this place be in another year? Hope it doesn't get too big, I sort of like the small town size if you know what I mean.
Gordon
I know what you mean- but OTOH...this is such a vital and excellent group, and the action is so lively (well it IS!..) that if you get more of the same type I think it's just be that much more fun! Think of how many newbies will not be able to resist the practice bathroom/sawyer experience- they will like it so much that the sale of mills will go way up and the economy will be healed. Now we just need some posts on the fun ways you can practice hammering, drilling and roofing so we can also stimulate people to put up more houses. We could call it the 'pounded thumb forum'. :D :D lw
Is that auto thingie what keep me from signing on? Been two, three days since I could sign on.
Oh well, happy 1st, now if you could just get a few more Texans, or, if none are available, a few more of us southren boys and girls, the site would be perfect!
At leas' we'd unnerstan each otha.
Invite em Don, they're all welcome. My Ma wer raised in wes by god virginia so's I kin ketch what yall er sayn jus fon.
The only thing different up here is we hold our corn on the cob vertical
Ah kin see yew raht naow with that 'ere cob up yer nose, boy! Works out better that way- yew can holt it if'n yer need ter use yer hands fer sumthin else :D :D :D lw
never mind that spel chek on thisun
Ayuh then I'd have to allow as to how they's at least several other uses for a spent vertical cob, but. Happy Birthday Forestry Forum ;D
How did it come to this? Birthday wishs to the forom with referals on one of the most famous uses for corn cobs?
Thank God for the Forest Products Industry. May we never have to use the cob in that way again. Viva Paper, Viva Forestry Forum!
That's what is so special about this forum. It allows a bunch of nuts to be a bunch of nuts. Not too many folks here running around with their nose in the air.........corn cob or not.
That brings up a thought.
How, in today's market, would you advertise corncob tissue?
Hmmmmmmmmm that could strain the brain. :D
Jeff, happy birthday to the forum and many more to come! It's great to have a place to be able to learn and hear the opinions of people with experience,love , and understanding of the forestry industry. Thanks for this first year with many more to come! Harry
Happy, Happy 1 year! :) :) ;D
I know it is late, I been busy!
Thanks MsBeast! I am glad you and da timberbeast are back, we missed ya! And Hey you need to enter our contest and try to win Zap the hunting hood, its pretty nice. Your odds of winning are real good, because the rest of these guys are, well lets just say, :D are "Lacking"
We have a Birthday coming up! I had a heck of a time finding this!
That was very interesting to me.
I don't see how you could eat cob corn vertically, I must have missed something there.
I do understand about that other use for corncobs. That reminds me of the bumpersticker that said something to the effect of: If you don't like the cutting of trees, try plastic toilet paper.
Noble
Happy
birthday to everyone. It has been a real honor for myself to be a part of this Forum. I have truly appreciated the efforts of Jeff as well as many others for there constant initiating of thought provoking ideas as well as answers to questions and concerns. It is a fun process to be a part of such a rapid growing group of fine people from all walks of life and work. It is good that we are not all directly involved in the production of sawdust from a mill. An old saying, "variety is the spice of life" surely fits the make-up of this group. 8) 8)
I hope no one mistakes this thread as new! Its just a flash from the past Our 2nd anniverery will be next month.
I have to admit it took me awhile of counting on my fingers- I knew it'd been more than a year. Finally READ the date on the first post in the thread and said 'dOh!' :) lw